DON'T DIE? "Wasn't planning on it." he chuckled. He was a pretty difficult demon to kill, evidenced by his history. His master wouldn't have to worry his pretty little head. But it was good to know Levi had no stupid plans, even if the human could have very well been lying. So long as they remained on the same page, however, both would get what they wanted out of this arrangement. He might have been a vile and deceitful demon, but when he made a contract, he stuck to it. Of course stubbornness went a long way in that regard, as plenty of his master's proved how difficult managing his resolve could be sometimes.

Not surprisingly, Levi didn't appear to be too sympathetic to the demon's displeasure with the idea, even going as far as to tell him to deal with it if he wanted his soul quicker. "Need I remind you, I have a longer lifespan. I'm sure I could hold out." he chuckled. Of course, as charming as this human was, he wasn't too thrilled with the idea of lingering with him for too long. He was doing pretty well now, but eventually his attitude would likely grate at the demon's nerves and make obedience a bit more difficult. So it would be in their own good if the two could deal with this quickly. "I just can't guarantee that I wont kill them the moment they point one of their sad little weapons at me." he reasoned with a shrug. Though he was sure that Levi could care less so long as he didn't kill anyone that had the information he apparently would need.

Having caught the human's full attention then, Vincent paused as Leviathan answered his question. Vaguely, but an answer nonetheless. Revenge. It was a typical reason that caused humans to resign to summoning his kind. They liked to keep their hands relatively clean, after all. Of course Levi was just a tad different in the sense that he'd already gotten a head start, apparently, that being the reason why he was locked up in the first place. He could appreciate the human's brutality though, even if it was misguided, as far as he was concerned. But what could he expect? Apparently the affection towards a father was enough to make a human go mad. Not that he could ever really understand that. Either way, the demon hardly gave a fuck why he summoned him, only interested in obtaining that soul that was now rightfully his. So if helping a human get some revenge on another supernatural, he had no qualms. Well... depending on the creature, of course, but Levi was lucky at least in summoning a demon who was pretty fucking cocky. The possibility of this creature being dangerous, even for him, hardly concerned him.

But never mind all that. They still had to get out of here before they made any real plans. So once Levi agreed, the demon would step past him to address the door. Another kick and another door would go flying, though this time it would leave a deep red smear in it's path. "Oops?" he offered in monotone before stepping out of the now open doorway, scanning the area for any potential threats. Well there goes another one down. Pathetic mortal didn't even have a chance, seeming to have been guarding the door he'd smashed in. Oh well. One less hunter to worry about!

Still... this was rather odd. You'd think going into a hunter stronghold like this would have been... oh, he didn't know, more fortified? Something seemed off, but he couldn't exactly figure out why that was. He'd keep on his toes, regardless, the large demon waiting for Levi to take the lead again.

YOU KNOW, it wasn't exactly fun having a human master who wasn't at least a little afraid of him. Vincent frowned at the thought, Levi casually responding to his little jabs so cooly and without concern for any retaliation. It was obvious this human knew well enough about this arrangement and he was going to make it even more painfully so by reminding the demon of his limitations. Yes, he may outlive him. But he'd have to help this mortal accomplish his goal if he were ever to want his soul. And wouldn't getting so far to where this idiot was old and decrepit be so annoying should he just die before he could actually obtain it for himself? That would really add insult to injury. He simply rolled his eyes, not bothering to argue or answer his question, but his reaction might have said enough to satisfy this arrogant human.

At the very least, he was told he could kill any other hunter they came across and Vincent was off to a good start, that poor sap under the door being his third for today! He was certainly going to have to keep count and if Levi knew what he was talking about (which wasn't something Vincent could necessarily argue about since he was a hunter), there would be more on the way. He was only slightly skeptical, of course, pointed ears twitching as he listened for any sounds that would alert him to upcoming company. It was eerily silent for some reason.

Vince turned his attention off from that for now though, in favor of seeing what his new companion was doing. When his eyes rested on him again, he found the pale haired man with a new attatchment at his side. "A sword?" he questioned with a scoff. He honestly hadn't seen one of those in a while, at least in use for battles, anyway, humans having advanced from such weapons over the years. It was all about guns now. But, to each their own. He wouldn't judge. Too much. Still, it was surprisingly fitting? He couldn't quite understand why that was, but it certainly seemed like a weapon he'd use. He shrugged at the thought, his tail wiping behind him impatiently as the man finally decided it was time to get going.

"I'm always ready." he assured with a smirk. He didn't need no silly weapons to aid him though. He could do quite fine on his own. "You, on the other hand, try not to get shot waving your stick around." he ordered. Not exactly wise of the human to bring a sword to a gun fight and while he'd normally care less, his soul was on the line. So he sort of had to make sure this idiot of a human didn't get himself killed which might be a task in itself. He sighed at the thought before making his way towards the direction the exit was meant to be, alert for anything that might pop out at them. If they were lucky, they could get out of here without any more distractions. Unfortunately the two proved just how unlucky they were with each other's presence alone. Oh well. Hope for the best, expect the worst!

DID HE HIT A NERVE? Vincent smirked at the thought as his master had gotten a bit defensive over his lack of respect for his weapon choice. A sword was totally fine... Years ago whenever there weren't guns to contend with, but to each their own. As long as he didn't get himself killed, he could honestly care less. "Will do." he replied with a chuckle, not having much hope but had no problem allowing the human to try and impress such a foul demon like himself. It was obvious enough he was at least decent with the blade at any rate, given the fact he was still surviving and had enough experience as a hunter that would suggest he'd been fighting with one for a long while. Still, Vince wasn't about to just start tossing out compliments simply because this guy was his master. Don't be stupid. The only thing he was obligated to really do was follow orders and make sure this guy didn't die, which was all he really planned on doing until that soul was his.

He simply followed after the human as he headed down the hall, the towering demon's tail swaying back and forth in an idle manner as he was actually starting to grow bored. He didn't want to give them too much credit, but he was expecting a bit more out of hunters. Maybe he just happened to visit on a bad day. He shrugged at the thought just as the sound of shots fired, successfully capturing the beast's attention as he worked to dodge the bullets himself, though not as graceful as the pale human had, a bullet managing to graze his arm. But how was Levi faring?

Okay... Perhaps he was just a tad impressed by his swordsmanship. The notion made him roll his eyes, still not planning on admitting to it despite the fact it was just a tad harder to argue now after witnessing him literally cut a bullet in half. Still, the fight was still young so he wasn't about to say anything yet anyway and Levi had already spoken once more, words that caused Vince to look at him questioningly. Pup? He shook his head at the thought, not having the time to really question it at the moment. "I guess so." he sighed in a bored manner, ignoring the blood that was already beginning to slide down his arm as he turned his attention to the humans foolish enough to try and stop them.

Wanting to get this over with and get out of this stinking place sooner, Vincent stepped past the sword weilding human to face off the approaching hunters. "I'll be sure to let one get through just for you." he smirked, treating this whole thing like a game, which it really might as well have been as far as he was concerned. With that said and done, his fists would erupt into flames before he'd charge towards the group of hunters, watching as they skidded to a stop and aimed their weapons at him as quickly as they could. Unfortunately not quick enough to save them from their inevitable fates. The hall in front of him would be completely engulfed in front of him, flames hiding him from their aim long enough that he could break through and strike at the first man who happened to be just in range. Rather than kill him though, he did as he promised and tossed the poor soul down the hall like a rag doll for his human 'companion' to deal with while he focused on the rest.

Another wall of flame was thrown up in front of him but not before another shot managed to make contact, the demon hissing as the bullet hit him in the shoulder. Unfortunately for them, he was far too durable for a petty little bullet to slow him down and they'd figure that out soon enough as he retaliated, the wall flying forward and dazing the humans for just a moment before he'd charged forward, blazing claws slicing through one hunter as a kick sent another slamming into the wall behind him, nearly breaking it down with the impact alone.

WHAT A LOVING MASTER! Vincent simply rolled his eyes at the thought, not appearing to be too offended by the fact he'd gotten out of the line of bullets without even a scratch. He was just a tad impressed, though not enough to admit to it. Besides, it was but a scratch. The demon was incredibly durable and he had taken on far worse things in the past. He couldn't say the same for the human and while he probably could have taken a bullet to the head and lived, he couldn't say the same for his lovely new companion. But enough about their silly little contest, Vincent actually had to focus on not getting shot anymore, which hadn't been working too well considering he now had a bullet in his shoulder, but why stress the little details?

With the other hunter down and out and the one in the wall barely there himself, Vincent walked over to finish the job, another wave of hunters taken care of. He'd turn then to see how Levi was doing, surprised to see he was already done. Mostly. He could see the half of a man still moving about, a good foot away from his legs though he wouldn't get much further losing all that blood. But he paid little attention to him, turning his attention back to his master with a quirked brow, eyes narrowing in unamusement as he was called cute. Oh yes, he was just fucking adorable right now, covered in blood and looking like a creature straight out of hell. "How cute of you to be concerned about my well-being." he played along though didn't seem nearly as convincing as Levi had. Did he even try? Not really. But he wasn't actually hurt either. Though that could change depending on how long that bullet stayed in there.

"It's a souveneir." he claimed as he looked down to the hole in his shoulder, not seeming concerned about it being there, nor did he seem interested in pleading for his aid either. The human would like that too much and if Vincent was anything, he was difficult. "But let's work on getting out of here first before you make any plans." And more importantly before anyone else showed up. With that in mind he continued down the hall, expecting Levi to follow. In fact he even politely kicked a body out of the way for him, his tail continuing to sway behind him like a cat's.